ignored (out of scope) constant definition from library

Rabbit
1

I have a library called AQ250L.H; this library includes the following definitions

#ifndef FALSE
#define FALSE (0)
#endif

#ifndef TRUE
#define TRUE (1)
#endif

//#ifndef OFF
#define OFF (0)
//#endif

//#ifndef ON
#define ON (1)
//#endif

I have also included the full address of the header file into the LIB.DIR index file. However when I compile the project (main source code is Test1.c), I get the following errors:

line 58 : ERROR TEST1.C : OFF is out of scope/ not declared
line 85 : ERROR TEST1.C : OFF is out of scope/ not declared
line 85 : ERROR TEST1.C : ON is out of scope/ not declared
line 85 : ERROR TEST1.C : OFF is out of scope/ not declared

It’s like it finds the files, but it does not detects the declarations. What could be causing this error. Is there something else I should setup before compilation?

Note: I am using Dynamic C V9.62

2

You need to have the defs between Beginheader and EndHeader comment.
Note, the location you #use the .h may also need to be between Beginheader and EndHeader comment.

Tim S.

/*** Beginheader */
/*** EndHeader */